About 20% of major depression cases are treatment-resistant. The estimates of psychotherapy efficacy have lately been revised down to small/moderate effect size. Therefore, the search for effective treatments for depression is far from over, which…
A novel evolutionary-based therapy, treating depression downhill (TDD), was designed as a specific therapy for depression as a syndrome (Krupnik, 2014) and later integrated with eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy into a…
Several therapies have acquired the status of evidence-based treatment for depression; still, about 20% of major depression cases do not respond to conventional treatments. The standard trauma-based EMDR protocol (Shapiro, 2001) has been reported…
About 20% of cases of major depression do not respond to conventional treatments. Application of EMDR to depression has lagged behind its use for trauma-related disorders. In the reported studies, it has mostly followed the standard EMDR protocol…
